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"The Science of Emotions and Relationships" by Andrew Huberman explores the biological basis of emotions and moods in human relationships. He explains how early attachment, adolescence, and puberty shape adult attachment patterns. Huberman discusses the three universal aspects of emotions, puberty’s influence on attachment, and how neurochemicals like oxytocin affect memory and perception. He also introduces tools for understanding emotions and how they form, offering insights into the neurobiology of human connection.
THE SCIENCE OF EMOTIONS AND RELATIONSHIPS
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No guests this time—just Andrew Huberman diving deep into today's topic.
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Mental Health, Relationships
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About The Guest
This episode features Andrew Huberman as the sole presenter, offering his expertise and insights.
About The Host
Andrew Huberman (PhD), Professor of Neurobiology at Stanford University, is a neuroscientist and podcast host. He directs research on vision, neural plasticity, and breathing's impact on brain function. His studies aim to improve mental resilience, reduce stress, and enhance sleep. On the Huberman Lab Podcast, Andrew shares neuroscience-backed methods to help listeners unlock their potential by better understanding the science of the brain and body.
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